Which documents are needed for EU shipments?

Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, EUR.1, certificate of analysis and, depending on the product, a phytosanitary certificate or official control certificate.

Is delivery by road possible within the EU?

Yes. DAP delivery by groupage or full truckload is possible to Central and Eastern Europe; for distant markets sea freight is usually more economical.

What is the lead time?

Loading usually takes 10–20 days from order confirmation. Sea transit takes about 7–35 days depending on the destination port.

Which payment methods do you accept?

We work with advance/T/T, letters of credit (L/C) and cash against documents (CAD). Flexible terms can be considered for long-term partners.

European Union

Dried fruit and nut supply for Germany.

Germany is one of Europe’s largest dried fruit and nut markets; we supply private label apricots, figs and hazelnuts to discounters, organic chains and the food industry.

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Port of entry: Hamburg · Bremerhaven
Sea transit: 14–18 days
Common terms: CIF · CFR · DAP
Container: 20’ / 40’ DC · mixed loads
Trade fair: Anuga · ISM (Köln)
Languages: Deutsch · English

Shipping route

Your route from Malatya: Germany

From Mersin to Hamburg · Bremerhaven by sea in about 14–18 days.

MalatyaProduction, analysis and packing
MersinContainer loading and export documents
Hamburg · BremerhavenSea freight · about 14–18 days
GermanyCustoms and delivery to your warehouse

Products

Top products for Germany

Our most demanded products in this market — all with size, grade and packing options.

Dried Fruit Dried Apricots Export-quality apricots dried under the Malatya sun: bright orange, plump and soft in texture. 12.5 kg carton5 kg carton1 kg pillow bag View

Sun-Dried Natural Apricots — Goldland Food

Dried Fruit Sun-Dried Natural Apricots Dried in the sun without any additives: deep brown natural apricots with an intense, caramel-like sweetness. 12.5 kg carton5 kg carton1 kg pillow bag View

Nuts Hazelnuts World-famous Turkish hazelnuts from the Black Sea; 9–11, 11–13 and 13–15 mm, natural, roasted and blanched. 200 g retail pack5 kg carton10 kg carton View

Dried Fruit Dried Figs Turkish dried figs that dry on the branch under the Aegean sun: honey-sweet, thin-skinned and soft. 12.5 kg carton5 kg carton1 kg pillow bag View

Regulations & requirements

What to know when importing into the EU.

Dried fruits and nuts in the EU are subject to the aflatoxin and contaminant limits of Regulation (EU) 2023/915, and sulphured apricots to the 2000 mg/kg SO₂ limit of Regulation 1333/2008. Some products of Turkish origin (e.g. dried figs, pistachios) may be subject to increased official controls under Regulation (EU) 2019/1793, in which case shipments are accompanied by a certificate with official analysis results.

Labelling follows the Food Information Regulation 1169/2011 in the local language, with sulphites highlighted as allergens. Retail chains often require GFSI-recognised audits such as IFS or BRCGS; we plan these processes together with the buyer.

This information is a general guide; we confirm current regulations with you before each order.

Checklist for Germany